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Sydney Sweeney Reportedly Considers Converting to Judaism Amid Relationship with Scooter Braun

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Actress Sydney Sweeney is reportedly considering converting to Judaism due to her deepening relationship with Jewish music producer Scooter Braun. The couple met in 2025, and Sweeney recently attended Rosh Hashanah services with Braun.

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  • Sydney Sweeney may convert to Judaism.
  • Her relationship with Scooter Braun is reportedly serious.
  • She attended Rosh Hashanah services with Braun.
  • The couple met in Venice in June 2025.
  • Sweeney previously met with former hostages.

American actress Sydney Sweeney is reportedly considering converting to Judaism as her relationship with music producer and businessman Scooter Braun deepens. The couple, who have been dating for nearly two years despite a 16-year age difference, met at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's wedding in Venice in June 2025. Their relationship has progressed rapidly, with Sweeney recently moving into Braun's Los Angeles estate.

Speculation about Sweeney's potential conversion intensified after she was seen attending Rosh Hashanah services at a synagogue in the United States, celebrating the holiday with Braun. Braun, who is Jewish, is a vocal supporter of Israel.

This development follows Sweeney's previous engagement with issues related to Israel. In January 2026, she met with former hostages Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or in Los Angeles, an encounter facilitated by Braun's connections. While this meeting was praised by pro-Israel supporters, it also drew criticism and boycott calls from pro-Palestinian social media users.

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